Cosy Fridays with Blue: Inside Out (2015) REACTION

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[@mylamename14]

I always tear up when Riley finally takes that deep breath after breaking down. She’s finally letting her feelings out, even when they’re hard. As someone who has battled chronic severe depression, this whole movie means a lot to me.

[@thecatmangaming5503]

God it is so refreshing to see a reactor immediately click the whole Joy/Sadness thing and to not be dissing Sadness constantly at the start lol This is such an intelligent movie and script honestly, the way it presents these very important and heavy issues and opens discussion about mental health and is very accessible to kids/all ages, so people can learn and form volcbulary for how theyre feeling and become emotionally introspective at a young age, is such a brilliant thing honestly That and the movie is just both hilarious and very touching on its own

[@samuelvincent557]

I love that you got the relationship between joy and sadness, not everyone really understands that. This movie was so well put together. Their analogies are beautifully crafted so that no matter how old or young you are, they can make sense. A couple of my favorites are when the train of thought crashes. It demonstrates how difficult it can be to think straight when you are in the midst of trauma. And Bing Bong...that scene gets me every time. But his sacrifice is perfect, because imaginary friends, like multiple personalities, are created to help and protect you. The imaginary friend gives you the perfect companion who always wants to do what you ant to do and is always there for you. Bing Bong realized, at the end, that he was, literally, holding Riley back from growing, so he let himself go. This doesn't mean that Riley will never remember him again, but he will no longer feel real to to her. That was an aspect of growing up and the loss of innocence. THen little ones, like when Disgust tricked anger into blowing his top so she could cut through the window. My take on that was Rliey being disgusted at her own anger and how it was not helpful, so she had a, literal, emotional breakthrough to use her anger to force her other feelings back in. There is SO much more, but those two always stick with me. Thank you for reacting to this movie.

[@kharma7755]

I love that one of the central themes of this movie is about toxic positivity. Sometimes, joy is the absolute last emotion needed to deal with certain situations. I know a lot of people who could stand to learn that lesson. Also, the teen boy and the cat are two of my fave scenes in the film.. I'm pretty sure they're spot on accurate 😆

[@Metzwerg74]

i would say they got the cat all wrong.... judged by my cat´s...

[@mcigloo]

For me, they definitely got the boy right 😉😋

[@thane9]

If I watch this movie a million times I'll never not cry at the loss of Bing Bong. Joy is such a perfect portrayal of toxic positivity and this movie showing her growth is amazing. So many subtle scenes too...needing to get super Angry to get back in touch with both Joy and Sadness...all of it. Just terrific.

[@jeffburnham6611]

Your Xanax refill is ready.

[@Nosferatu755]

A friend of mine described this film years ago as "catching feels from the feels with feels"

[@bepkororoti8019]

This movie concept is still top of the line, it's soooo inventive, imaginative and clever, the train of thought alone had me in stitches on my first watch

[@Rosegirl398]

Because we have that phase of losing our train of thought, so why not have a literal train in a kids movie. But things they do in this movie is very clever

[@tommcewan7936]

Having Lewis Black provide the voice of Anger in this was probably the single most perfect casting choice in the history of the performing arts.

[@michellepeters7066]

Please watch "Who framed Roger Rabbit".

[@eliotduke1753]

^ and ready player one.

[@rodger1nin]

and yes and yes 🎉

[@chamberofprogress5025]

I 💯 agree! Also, for an extremely visceral experience, I recommend ‘12 Years a Slave.’ WARNING: You WILL get emotional!

[@tawogtrailers]

I second Roger Rabbit

[@Amanda-hc3rf]

Excited for this one. Easily one of my faves. I work as a nanny and use this movie as a teaching tool. Such a lovely way to open the chat about emotions and how important they all are....even sadness

[@erickreyes3443]

15:05 Thanks blue!!! finally someone who understands. I've seen other reacts channels and normally they think that sadness is the problem, you are the first to realize that joy has an obsession with controlling the other emitions without space for others. I have moved to different cities many times in my life and this movie always reminds me of that and I can say that in this situation you experience many different emotions and it is normal but the worst thing you can do is suppress them. I love your reactions, you're the best

[@9709Nick]

She mentioned that she is a psychology student so I guess because of that.

[@cmo6055]

It is actually Riley who is surpressing sadness (and in a lesser way fear, anger and disgust). She never had to deal with those emotions in that extend before and does not know how to cope. It is her first life changing moment (like birth, death, marriage, divorce, moving). Joy is dominant only because Riley had mostly joyous experiences in her life. Riley did not devellop the other emotions (yet), because there was no need for it (yet). Part of growing up is that you eventually also will face experiences that are not only Joy. Heartbreak, failures, loss, change... Riley is growing up and developping as a person. The supporting parents help her sort her emotions out (as shown at the end). Her base, wich was build on joy and is stabil and safe and loving, is good.

[@kschneyer]

Great reaction, Blue. This film strikes me as a fantastic way of teaching children about the balance of emotions, accepting them all as part of the whole.

[@SilentBob731]

Possibly my favourite Pixar movie of all-time. Both hilarious and heart-breaking. And I raise my glass to Bing-Bong. 🥃😢

[@Metzwerg74]

i prefer the first 10 minutes of "Up" to this, while the rest of Up comes after this one...

[@notamberp]

@@Metzwerg74 so you crave pain and misery lol

[@Metzwerg74]

@@notamberp souns as if you never watched Up !

[@mregobuster]

I swear, no Pixar movie moved me to tears like this one. The Bing Bong scene wrecked me way harder then it should have.

[@neilbiggs1353]

The 'Cinema Therapy' channel did a great video on this, one of them is a filmmaker, the other is a psychologist so it covers a lot of quite technical details

[@ravenm6443]

Bing Bong being forgotten and Reilly breaking down and saying to her parents that she hopes they aren’t mad, makes me cry every time. It just makes me so sad that she was struggling so much, then to be worried that she’d get in trouble for not living up to an emotional expectation, that her parents, unintentionally, put upon her. Seeing a child or any person break down and basically blame themselves for having natural human feelings and emotions about something life changing, is heartbreaking. No one should feel scared or ashamed to express the things they are struggling with. And for kids, moving can be very very hard!!! Parents often underestimate how difficult this can be for a kid. Unfortunately the choices parents make, while it might be financially beneficial or the school district and neighborhood are better, it’s not the only thing to take into consideration.

[@davidblauyoutube]

This is one of my favorite Pixar movies! It gives me all the feels, literally. And sometimes, that's just what I need.

[@Jordashian93]

So many tears in this movies 😢

[@stephenlackey5852]

This movie is clever on so many levels, but the end where the animators show inside everyone else’s brains is absolute fucking genius.

[@AndyMmusic]

I was waiting to see the scene where BingBong sacrifices himself. Pixar really nows how to play with our emotions!

[@henrytjernlund]

A comedian was talking about Pixar films. What if Bugs had emotions. What if Toys had emotions. What if Cars had emotions. And... this film, What if Emotions had emotions.

[@Lt_Chloe]

I love when anger says Can i use that cuss word i know? It's a good one While rubbing his hands together

[@danielaponte8594]

This movie made me think about my own emotions. I use to keep away my sadness because I don't have an special place to cry when my feelings overcharge me.

[@abrahamdiaz3648]

You should watch "Soul", it's like the evolution of Inside Out

[@mevb]

The kitchen sink is a play on the expression "everything including the kitchen sink" (or "everything but the kitchen sink"), so Bing Bong had everything including the kitchen sink, literally.

[@hongnhan2749]

Riley's friends looks more sad and sympathetic in their eyebrows than judging her (like what Disgust and Fear said) when she's introducing herself and crying if you look closely. Not everyone hates us, some will feel and sympathize about our sadness.

[@MWSin1]

I'm a grown man getting teary-eyed over the death of a cotton candy elephant.

[@Metzwerg74]

not only you...

[@EchoesDaBear]

Ditto my friend, ditto. Seen this movie probably a dozen times (my daughter loves it), and I cry, every time, at Bing Bong's end. Big, burly 45 year old father, ugly crying at that cotton candy elephant! You are not alone.

[@trentb3148]

"Bing bong!" Me: *nervous sweating*

[@mikebrown7799]

So, the woman who said she couldn't handle the reponsibilty of a cat, now has two, very interesting.🐈🐈😉Demi looking like, it'd been a rough day. That's funny!😄Great reactions to this very clever animated film, Blue!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@Jeff_Lichtman]

I liked hearing your cat purr while you were watching the movie. The broccoli pizza is an inside joke (an Inside Out joke?). Pixar headquarters are in Emeryville, California, not far from Berkeley. There's a pizza place in Berkeley called Cheese Board Pizza Collective that's connected to a cheese shop. They have a changing menu, but they make only one type of pizza every day, and it's always vegetarian. A lot of Pixar movies feature landmarks near their HQ.

[@NealMarchuk]

Trixy: "Oh, no! How are they gonna make it?" Me: "Well... *they* aren't gonna make it. One will." 😢 Bing Bong: One of the greatest heroes in Pixar's history. And he's an imaginary friend! P.S. I love the new intro!

[@B.R.0101]

15:00 as the core memories felt down and yelled the cat woke up, poor kitty :)))

[@Lt_Chloe]

Oh noes

[@fabriziofriuli3688]

40:37. During this scene I became like Wade of Elemental 🤣😂😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@edwinhome9]

The incredibles is… well, incredible.

[@Jymm]

Loved the Inside Out reference in the She Hulk series! Bing Bong!

[@ThePinkDragon]

felt so true to life

[@gav1233]

5:01 Not to be that guy, but babies can start remembering things for roughly a week at around four months old. If that's the case, then that probably means that Riley wasn't just born in that scene and this actually led to quite a lot of people having the theory that Riley was adopted.

[@dorukgolcu9191]

"Why would you do this? Why would you move there?" Having lived in San Francisco for several years right around when this movie came out, I can say with confidence I still have no idea why *anyone* ever would 😅

[@Metzwerg74]

well in the case of this movie, it´s clear.... because of the father´s work....

[@gabino5678]

Now the sequel was announced not too long ago with Riley being above the age of 13. Makes you think what kind of emotional rollercoaster this one will entail. Possibilities could quite honestly be endless

[@MTTT19]

Answer honestly. Which scene made you the most saddest? 1. Bing Bing disappears 2. Riley cries and tells her parents how she feels

[@raspberrgyshake]

For me it was 2 because I related so hard to her situation. I was the same age as her when this movie came out.

[@thane9]

1. Bing Bong, by a mile. But I'm 50 so this movie hits differently.

[@youngcanuck5397]

2 for me

[@Gamebuilder2000]

2, definitely

[@salvadormendoza8535]

5:55 that i was talking about with mom a few years ago. Broccoli is delicious BUT mom never gave us broccoli steamed or boiled but fried with rice and shrimps, so i never understood why all the kids on the school and tv always said "broccoli ewww!"

[@jericoba]

Joy is not the "bad" person/emotion. She is just joy, and Riley has been joyful mostly ever since birth, as kids usually are. She wants to keep it that way and it's not like being a typical "control freak". It's the same as Anger is just Anger and can't be anything else. Joy starts to realize that Sadness plays a bigger role in a person's life than she knew, which isn't surprising because Joy can only relate to joy. I mean, who _wants_ to be sad? Actually, Joy starts to believe in Sadness more than Sadness does. No one is the villain in this movie, it's just emotions evolving and maturing, as we do as people.

[@heathersfall]

Finally, someone on the same page. I see most people only focus on how she treated Sadness and took the lead in Riley's head for a long time and then assumed that she was bad. Joy isn't bad, she just didn't do things right. The mistake she made makes her feel more human to me. I bet no one is born perfect. As Joy only wanted Riley to be happy, but how she saw it, it's like "being happy is all about being joyful, and smile and laugh all the time". Joy follows one purpose which is to make Riley happy, and I mean who doesn't want to be happy? (You can give me your happiness if you say you don't want to /j) The emotions are happy when Riley is happy, so Joy was just doing the best she can to help Riley feel that way, even though she didn't know that what she does sometimes couldn't turn out exactly what she wanted. When she was in the Memory Dump, she said that she only wanted Riley to be happy, and then hugged all of the memories even the blue core memory. Like other emotions, she really loves Riley and she felt like she had lost everything (written in the script: "Joy cries. A long, deep, painful cry. Joy has lost everything."). And she finally understood the importance of sadness, syncing herself with Riley to truly empathize with her girl. Here's a thing that I rarely see anyone talk about, how they portrait Joy as someone trying to do something good for the person she loves, Riley. Remember when they say "Nothing comes back from the dump"? But Joy did, with the help of Bing Bong and his rocket ship. I think it's just beautiful, not only because of what Bing Bong is willing to do for Riley, but also because of the message I got from it: No matter how bad your life is, how miserable you feel like, your "Joy" is still there, trying so hard to help you feel happy again. That's what Joy tried to do all the time. Just let our Joy learn and grow with us. Joy is a part of us.

[@jericoba]

@@heathersfall Well said! This is what makes it such a great movie, if you can get it.

[@K7CG2004]

R.I.P Bing Bong!!! 😭🙏💔

[@mikeaninger7388]

7:56 so that is the famous Lombard Street in San Francisco. That city is NOT a place people are moving to. In fact, it’s an Exodus.

[@stephendavis5433]

Near the beginning, you started crying. I thought: "boy....are YOU in trouble!" 🤣

[@marclewis5505]

Joy has gotta be Trixy's core emotion 4 real.

[@davidabercrombie5427]

Take her to the moon for me.... 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@Steelburgh]

"What happens if you do die? I think that's another movie." Yeah, that's called Soul... or maybe Coco. 🤣

[@peytonpetruccelli7835]

Faline: Twilight acting is so weird! Why is she acting so weird! Lightning McQueen: What did you expect? All the islands are down! Faline: Fluttershy would know what to do! Flik: That's it! Until she gets back, we just do what Fluttershy would do! Faline: Great idea! Lightning McQueen, Flik, Faline! How are we supposed to be happy!

[@Rudromukherjeenerv]

"Joy is a control freak" Well, she is Leslie Knope! Haha

[@karlluigi1987]

Time to cry again

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

One of the most powerfully emotional movies every created

[@joemasters2270]

I loved this movie's concept. Without sadness in our lives, how would we know when to appreciate joy?

[@mikearmstrong8483]

That kitten appears to have accidentally discovered a higher plane of lazycomfortfloppishness.

[@brabbelbeest]

Awesome reaction Trixy! I suspected that this would be right up your alley :)

[@SKiZ0TT]

Bingbong gets me everytime.

[@martinvazquez6010]

I love so much your reactions, and I love you too ❤️✨

[@fredrick1075]

Just getting to watch your video and I love it. I still have my monkey island, I don't get to visit very often but it's still there waiting for me and I am in my 40s. 😁

[@thecunninlynguist]

One of my faves

[@jeffburnham6611]

Great way to introduce a 12 year old to the world of psychosis. Can you imagine if all your emotions were out of control arguing with each other all the time? I think everyone needs someone like a "Joy" running things upstairs, keeping the balance.

[@AshLee92490]

Will we get Addams Family Values (1993)? I love your reaction to the first one as well...

[@QuayNemSorr]

You should watch the 5 minute short "Riley's first date". It's hilarious

[@TheRealGSmith]

This movie is, very much by design, quite emotional.

[@gember1382]

I love watching your cat chilling in the background ❤😅

[@oobrocks]

Congratulations on 60k!

[@terrysilverthorn4582]

"what happens if you do die" that's another movie by pixar called Soul :D

[@robindude8187]

"...why would you move there..." Work. It's a common thing, you go where the work is. We don't know what Riley's dad does for a living, but it looks like they moved because that's where the work was. Likely better pay/benefits. Or maybe the place is closing down where he was, and it's this or find a new job. For next Friday, I'd suggest Turning Red or Encanto. You said you have a psychology background, and both of those are pretty good psychological explorations of family dynamics.

[@katarinawikholm5873]

Turning Red, definitely. And then Encanto.❤

[@syl20m20]

one of my favorite...

[@Peter-oh3hc]

The older I get, the more I seem to use the phrase "very few things are completely good or completely bad"

[@Vuurgeest]

Wait? Inside out was 2015? God I feel old suddenly.

[@reduxmod9178]

Fabulous hair.

[@dyegorodriguez2126]

That Colombian flag in your hair is lovely 🇨🇴

[@joshuacampbell7493]

Speaking of Pixar, please continue watching Toy Story 🙏.

[@Metzwerg74]

a job for disgust...

[@StevesTubes]

"Megamind" next Friday Please!

[@fernandolundy3644]

I just realized something ... Riley is not their biological child ... at least not both of the parents. Riley's eyes are blue, and both parents' eyes are brown. If you understand genetics, you understand that Riley is not (both of) their child.

[@masonduarte8001]

Umm no they could both be Bb, B b B BB Bb b Bb bb bb would be Riley, double recessive

[@ferdeni747]

lost bingbong...that means become adult. forgot childhood imagination means become grow. that's real sad part more than blue sad character

[@Billmaster115]

This movie represents emotions concisely; they're people with your best interest at heart and only flare up because they think something is wrong and want to help you. However, I would remove disgust as an independent character because disgust is actually gift from anger. Anger is responsible for establishing boundaries, it is responsible for motivation, confidence and self esteem. Anger is good when it is wisened with age and experience and discipline. As such it is responsible for the disgust trigger. I would actually replace Disgust with Shame. Shame is responsible for reinforcing your moral codes and your values, and it is responsible for our caoacity for forgiveness and atonement. And a child's moral values are often self-centred until they're set straight by good parents who don't oversupply shame to bad behaviour. I would also add two more emotions that are the same but different. I would call them twins! Envy and Jealousy. In reality your core emotions are the following: Joy, Fear, Sadness, Anger, Shame, Jealousy and Envy. All other emotions and mood states stem from or a mix of two or more of these base emotions.

[@cs-7]

You should watch O Brother Where Art Thou

[@davidedwards1705]

Trixie whom is your Dominate Emotion? I would have to say mine is a battle of Joy & Sadness but Joy is winning most days.

[@evanmarrs353]

Good to see Demi and R2 getting along.

[@AlexandergAg-cj5mf]

34:28 36:47 40:17 😢😥😢😥

[@xabandgav8011]

4:05 the reaction starts

[@vizer0424]

Please watch some Dreamworks movies

[@nsasupporter7557]

The Prince of Egypt 😉

[@DarthVoxyn]

Classic Pixar at its best. Sadly, Good Dinosaur marks the sharp decline into the trash bin for Pixar as everything after goes straight to the bottom.

[@katarinawikholm5873]

Have you watched Turning Red?

[@Medzu5]

It's just me, or your hair matching perfect with the emotions?

[@ENIGMA0915]

It's definitely a really beautiful movie, though incredibly sad in parts. Wonder what the characters in your head act like blue?

[@SammyxSweetheart.02]

8:37

[@MikeyWilliams1998]

You know maybe joy can't exist without sadness but sadness still could've controlled her actions throughout the movie

[@Gamebuilder2000]

She really couldn't But more importantly It's not a bad thing to feel sad about these things The core memories turning blue wasn't actually a bad thing in the first place

[@floriangrogoll5206]

Sorry but it's really funny when you do your request. But only for Germans like me... You say: I'm blue... which means that you're drunk. anyway, your reactions are great and thanks to you I invented a drinking game with my friends.😃😘

[@andykrll]

Eu não sei escrever em inglês, apenas em português, mas ainda assim te entendo e amo seus vídeos, são muito bons ❤

[@fallenangel2438]

as someone who studies human behavior its great to get to see physical portrayal of emotions like completely neglecting sadness is the worst thing due to sadness is what makes us not only connect but also help us understand we are vulnerable and knowing are limitations, toxic positivity prevents us for understanding that, it is OK to feel whether your a male or female of any age from any background we are all the same when it comes to emotions personally the boy thoughts girl alert is my favorite as it reminds of me every time i see my girlfriend lol

[@sudsy7131]

The accountant (2016)

[@allanvanuga9196]

Great video.

[@RyansChannel0203]

My favorite Pixar movie ever. ❤

[@nsasupporter7557]

I heard Brave wasn’t very good

[@Metzwerg74]

@@nsasupporter7557 brave is better than most other pixar´s... just did bad at the cinemas....

[@karlwhite6140]

You're the best Trixie

[@olo1130]

Can I ask a question, Would u ever react or review Chrome Shelled Regios on your chanel?

[@dperry203]

I have all anger and perverts!😆😆😆

[@FrancisXLord]

'Baby's don't remember anything.' What?! That's crazy talk and I'll tell you why. When a baby is born it's a clean slate, they know literally nothing. Not even how to smile. Baby's quickly learn how to smile from watching the faces of their parents. You have to remember to learn, so if baby's don't remember anything then babies can't smile. And for anyone who is about to argue 'genetic memory' or some other such nonsense, please remember that you require neurons to have a memory and a single cell has no neurons. Genetic memory is a myth invented by people who can't cope with the idea that they were born with no knowledge, and their every personality trait is learned.

[@mikeaninger7388]

And now I’ve learned my phone censors the work “Moron” 🤦‍♂️

[@homemaranha5649]

You should watch Hunchback Of Notre Dame one of great Disney Animated Movie